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DRAFT - LIST OF ALL SUBJECT STANDARDS FOR HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY

- DRAFT

Critical Thinking

1. Problem Solving

CRT.1.2	Evaluates problems and recommends solutions.
Industry	Health Care
CRT.1.2.1	Determines solutions to general health-care problem situations.
CRT.1.2.2	Makes corrections to administrative health care errors.
CRT.1.3	Anticipates needs and potential problems.
Industry	Health Care
CRT.1.3.1	Anticipates potential problems concerning the care and safety of patients
and medical staff.
CRT.1.3.2	Anticipates potential legal and moral issues related to medical ethics,
rights of individuals, and health care providers.
CRT.1.4	Gathers evidence to determine if there is a problem.
Industry	Health Care
CRT.1.4.1	Gathers evidence to assess the patient's health condition and
circumstances.

2. Decision Making

CRT.2.1	Makes decisions based on observations and knowledge of facts, principles,
and/or guidelines.
Industry	Health Care
CRT.2.1.1	Makes decisions concerning safety and infection control.
CRT.2.1.2	Makes decisions concerning health-care products for patients.
CRT.2.1.3	Makes decisions in order to meet prescription requirements.
CRT.2.1.4	Makes decisions based on knowledge of physiology.
CRT.2.1.5	Makes decisions concerning front office and medical room procedures.
CRT.2.1.6	Makes decisions concerning the selection and quality of diagnostic imaging.
CRT.2.1.7	Makes decisions concerning the safety and comfort of staff and patients,
patient needs, and communication in a health care setting.
CRT.2.2	Formulates plans and schedules.
Industry	Health Care
CRT.2.2.1	Develops plans and schedules for staff or patients.
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3. Analyzing Systems and Information

CRT.3.1	Analyzes a system's parts and functions and how the system relates to other
systems.
Industry	Health Care
CRT.3.1.1	Analyzes the functions and relationships of health care industry
components such as facilities, administration, records, technology, medical
specialties, and regulatory agencies.
CRT.3.1.2	Analyzes the interaction of body systems, health problems and treatments,
and related health care specialist - patient roles.
CRT.3.1.3	Analyzes the relationships of medical, safety, environmental, financial,
ethical, and legal considerations in the health care industry.
CRT.3.2	Analyzes qualitative and quantitative traits that can be used to order and classify
items and procedures.
Industry	Health Care
CRT.3.2.1	Differentiates among components of health care management such as
diseases and medicines, patient care, medical technology and techniques,
environmental and safety concerns, and admissions and records
procedures.
CRT.3.2.2	Differentiates among roles and behaviors that affect customers, patients,
caregivers, and/or health care professionals.

English / Language Arts (ELA)

1. Research and Communication Processes

ELA.1.1	Uses research methods such as formulating questions and organizing known
information about a topic.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.1.1.1	Identifies and researches needed information about the health care
industry and health care careers.
ELA.1.3	Gathers needed information from print and non-print sources.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.1.3.1	Gathers necessary or missing information related to the patient or patient
care.
ELA.1.3.2	Selects and uses appropriate medical reference and resource materials for
needed information.
ELA.1.4	Defines and uses vocabulary common to the industry.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.1.4.1	Defines and uses specific terminology and abbreviations common to the
health care industry regarding anatomy, including body parts and systems.
ELA.1.4.2	Defines and uses specific terminology and abbreviations common to the
health care industry regarding diseases and disorders.
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1. Research and Communication Processes

ELA.1.4.3	Defines and uses words and phrases common to the health care industry
regarding professionalism such as specialties and duties, technology and
equipment, safety, ethical and legal requirements, and administration.
ELA.1.4.4	Defines and uses specific terminology, including abbreviations and
phrases, related to Health Care.
ELA.1.5	Takes notes to organize and record information.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.1.5.1	Organizes and records important health care information such as a
patient's condition and activities, and processes for handling money.
ELA.1.6	Uses the writing process, including planning, drafting, revising, and editing, to
communicate clearly.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.1.6.1	Revises and edits to clarify medical documents.
ELA.1.6.2	Uses the drafting process to write medical documents and reports.
ELA.1.7	Writes, speaks, reads, or listens using technology such as word processing and
oral presentation software or email.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.1.7.1	Use computers and electronic devices to communicate information,
including patient information, medical records, and prescriptions.
ELA.1.8	Describes principles of communication.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.1.8.1	Describes principles of oral, nonverbal, and written communication used
in the health care industry.
ELA.1.9	Uses appropriate methods and guidelines for giving credit to sources.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.1.9.1	Cites health care information in footnotes, endnotes, or bibliographies.
ELA.1.10	Demonstrates knowledge of basic word parts and structures.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.1.10.1	Demonstrates knowledge of basic word parts and structures in medical
terminology.

2. Writing and Speaking

ELA.2.2	Gives multi-step instructions, responding to questions and making adjustments
as required.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.2.2.1	Gives oral instructions to inform patients and/or patients' family of the
proper medical care.
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2. Writing and Speaking

ELA.2.3	Explains the main ideas and significant details, as appropriate, when providing
information through writing or speaking.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.2.3.1	Explains, including main ideas and appropriate details, health care
facilities and the major components of the health care system.
ELA.2.3.2	Explains, including all important steps and related content, medical
procedures, including using medical devices, caring for patients, and
completing patient tests.
ELA.2.3.3	Explains, including main ideas and appropriate details, information related
to anatomy, disorders, diseases, or injuries.
ELA.2.3.4	Explains, including main ideas and appropriate details, information related
to the duties, roles, and responsibilities of the health care worker.
ELA.2.3.5	Explains, including all important steps and related content, systems
related to the human body and disease and treatment processes.
ELA.2.3.6	Explains, including main ideas and appropriate details, legal and ethical
issues in the health care industry such as confidentiality and patient rights.
ELA.2.3.7	Explains, including main ideas and significant details, information related
to patient health and medical practice, including patient needs, medical
equipment and materials, drugs, and the importance of medical
procedures.
ELA.2.3.8	Explains, including all important steps and related content, emergency,
safety, and prevention procedures in the health care work place.
ELA.2.3.9	Explains, including all important steps and related content, medical
administrative processes such as inventory management and the handling
of patient charts and records.
ELA.2.3.10	Explains, including all important steps and related content, the process of
health care certifications and methods for career advancements.
ELA.2.3.11	Explains, including main ideas and appropriate details, information related
to health care careers and the credentials and skills needed for various
health care positions.
ELA.2.3.12	Explains, including main ideas and appropriate details, information related
to medical documents such as medical orders, manuals, and
ELA.2.3.13	Explains, including main ideas and appropriate detail, information
regarding environmental considerations, initiatives, and impacts in the
health care industry.
ELA.2.4	Speaks or writes using effective content, format, language, and tone for industry
purposes.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.2.4.1	Uses effective content, format, language, and tone to relate medical
information or create professional documents, such as resumes and reports.
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2. Writing and Speaking

ELA.2.4.2	Uses effective content, language, and tone to discuss health related topics,
such as resources, regulations, training, procedures, and patient
ELA.2.5	Records appropriate information clearly and accurately on business forms and
documents.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.2.5.1	Records patients' medical information and status accurately and clearly in
files, specimen labels, charts, treatment plans, and electronic health
records.
ELA.2.5.2	Records important information into medical office and/or department
documents.
ELA.2.6	Adapts writing and speaking for particular audiences and purposes.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.2.6.1	Uses appropriate language with patients and/or patients' family to clearly
convey information related to appointments and medical procedures.
ELA.2.6.2	Uses appropriate language and format with customers or other health care
professionals to convey important information, such as medical orders
and personal patient information.
ELA.2.6.3	Uses appropriate oral and written communication for a given purpose,
such as reporting to medical professionals and placing and receiving calls
in the health care industry.
ELA.2.7	Uses standard conventions and grammar when speaking and writing.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.2.7.1	Identifies and uses standard conventions and grammar on patient charts
and in other career related communications.

3. Reading and Listening

ELA.3.1	Adapts reading, listening, and viewing for particular purposes.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.3.1.1	Listens to understand patient concerns, needs, and possible
misunderstandings.
ELA.3.2	Follows multi-step instructions, making adjustments and seeking clarification as
required.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.3.2.1	Follows written or oral instructions for basic procedures and processes
concerning legal, ethical, and security issues in a medical setting.
ELA.3.2.2	Follows written or oral instructions for safety and emergency procedures
and processes such as sterilization, CPR, or infection control.
ELA.3.2.3	Follows written or oral instructions for basic diagnostic procedures and
processes such as phlebotomy, EKG, taking vital signs, and laboratory
testing.
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3. Reading and Listening

ELA.3.2.4	Follows written or oral instructions for basic procedures and processes
involving medical equipment.
ELA.3.2.5	Follows written or oral instructions for basic dental procedures and
processes.
ELA.3.2.6	Follows written or oral instructions for basic medical office procedures
and processes.
ELA.3.2.7	Follows written or oral instructions for basic nursing procedures and
processes.
ELA.3.2.8	Follows written or oral instructions for basic opticianry procedures and
processes.
ELA.3.2.9	Follows written or oral instructions for basic pharmacy procedures and
processes.
ELA.3.2.10	Follows written or oral instructions for rehabilitation therapies and
procedures.
ELA.3.3	Uses text organizers, such as headings, topic and summary sentences, graphic
features, typeface, and chapter titles to determine the main ideas and to locate
information in a text.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.3.3.1	Uses text organizers to locate healthcare information in materials related
to patients and/or procedures.
ELA.3.3.2	Uses text organizers to locate information in documents related to health
care careers.
ELA.3.4	Reads or listens to comprehend the main ideas and significant details in various
texts.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.3.4.1	Listens to comprehend and correctly transcribe important medical
information.
ELA.3.4.2	Reads to comprehend information in health care documents, including
facility policies and benefit information.
ELA.3.5	Identifies the purpose and type of information found in a variety of
communications.
Industry	Health Care
ELA.3.5.1	Identifies the purpose and type of information found in health care
industry documents and resources, including letters, regulations, material
Safety Data Sheets, master patient index, and medical records.
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Mathematics

1. Numbers and Operations

MTH.1.1	Converts among decimals, fractions, ratios, and percentages.
Industry	Health Care
MTH.1.1.1	Converts among fractions, decimals, percentages, and ratios in the process
of calculating proper amounts of medication ingredients and dosages.
MTH.1.3	Performs arithmetic operations, such as addition and subtraction, on or
compares integers, fractions, decimals, and percentages in problem-solving
situations.
Industry	Health Care
MTH.1.3.1	Adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides, or compares whole numbers or
decimals while performing general accounting activities such as entering
and updating patient data, processing payments, and/or processing
insurance claims.
MTH.1.3.2	Adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides, or compares whole numbers or
decimals during the preparation of different medications or when
determining and monitoring the intake and output of fluids.
MTH.1.3.3	Adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides, or compares whole numbers or
decimals while using a lensometer, fitting patients for glasses, and applying
basic ophthalmic formulae.
MTH.1.3.4	Adds, subtracts, or compares whole numbers or decimals in the process of
evaluating dietary needs and monitoring daily food intake.
MTH.1.4	Analyzes the various ways that numbers can be represented.
Industry	Health Care
MTH.1.4.1	Converts from standard number systems to alternative number systems,
such as roman numerals to base 10, or military time to standard time.

2. Measurement

MTH.2.1	Uses estimation strategies to determine approximate quantities and
measurements of objects.
Industry	Health Care
MTH.2.1.1	Visually estimates an angle, such as 15 degrees, 45 degrees, or 90 degrees,
when giving injections, drawing blood or positioning patients.
MTH.2.2	Selects and uses appropriate tools when measuring.
Industry	Health Care
MTH.2.2.1	Selects and uses precision devices to measure vital signs, blood sugar, or
body measurements.
MTH.2.2.2	Selects and uses the appropriate tool to measure temperature when
exposing radiographs.
MTH.2.2.3	Selects and uses precision devices to measure weight or volume of
medication.
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2. Measurement

MTH.2.2.4	Selects and uses precision devices to measure weight, mass, or volume of
mixtures, such as dental cement.
MTH.2.2.5	Selects and uses precision devices to measure weight, mass, pressure, or
volume of bodily fluids and waste.
MTH.2.2.6	Selects and uses precision devices to measure lengths, width, and angles of
ophthalmic eyewear, such as frames or lenses.
MTH.2.2.7	Selects and uses precision devices to measure angles related to
physiotherapy, such as range of motion of a joint.
MTH.2.5	Converts within or between measurement systems, such as metric and customary.
Industry	Health Care
MTH.2.5.1	Converts within or between metric and customary systems in the
execution of clinical support duties, such as calculating medicine dosages,
measuring patient fluid intake and output, or recording temperature
readings.
MTH.2.5.2	Converts within or between metric and customary systems during the
process of preparing medications.
MTH.2.6	Describes different systems of measurement.
Industry	Health Care
MTH.2.6.1	Identifies units within the standard or metric systems.
MTH.2.6.2	Describes different systems of measurement, such as metric, English,
household, apothecary, and avoirdupois.

3. Algebra

MTH.3.2	Uses ratios, proportions, rates, and percents to solve real world problems.
Industry	Health Care
MTH.3.2.1	Uses ratios and proportions in the execution of dental assistant duties,
such as mixing restorative materials, impression materials, or cements.
MTH.3.2.2	Uses ratios or rates, and/or solves proportions when preparing or
administering medications.
MTH.3.2.3	Explains Snell's Law and the index of refraction using mathematical
concepts, such as ratio, proportion, and right-triangle trigonometry.
MTH.3.4	Uses expressions or equations to represent situations that involve variable
quantities.
Industry	Health Care
MTH.3.4.1	Modifies formulas and equations found in spreadsheet software to
represent situations that occur during health care administrative duties.
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4. Data Analysis

MTH.4.1	Reads, interprets, and/or constructs numerical displays, such as charts, tables, or
graphs.
Industry	Health Care
MTH.4.1.1	Uses graphs, such as a nomogram, when administering medications.

5. Geometry

MTH.5.2	Applies geometric concepts, such as the properties of parallel lines, perpendicular
lines, and angles to solve real-world problems.
Industry	Health Care
MTH.5.2.1	Uses geometric concepts, such as parallelism, perpendicularity, angulation,
and rays, to perform dental radiography.
MTH.5.2.2	Determines optical information using geometric concepts, such as degrees
and axes.

Science

1. Environmental and Earth Science

SCI.1.2	Analyzes the negative impact humans can have on the environment, such as
through the improper disposal of waste or through the pollution of air or water.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.1.2.1	Explains and follows all safety regulations, such as those found on a
Safety Data Sheet (SDS), regarding the storage and handling of
pharmaceutical and medical supplies and cleaning materials.
SCI.1.2.2	Explains issues involved with the movement, handling, processing, and
storing of different types of waste, such as solid, infectious, hazardous,
and pharmaceutical waste materials.
SCI.1.5	Describes the origins and evaluates the environmental impacts of renewable and
non-renewable resources, including energy sources.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.1.5.1	Describes initiatives and innovations designed to reduce the
environmental impact of the health care industry.

2. Life Science – Structure and Function of Organisms

SCI.2.2	Analyzes the anatomy and physiology of human organs and body systems.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.2.2.1	Explains usage, side effects, and interactions of drugs and/or other
chemicals on systems of the body.
SCI.2.2.2	Describes the relationship between human body function and either
standard or abnormal lab values.
SCI.2.2.3	Describes the relationship between blood flow and the external
conditions of the body, such as position of the body, heat on the skin, and
constriction of body parts.
SCI.2.2.4	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the ocular system.
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2. Life Science – Structure and Function of Organisms

SCI.2.2.5	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the gastrointestinal system.
SCI.2.2.6	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the musculoskeletal system.
SCI.2.2.7	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the renal/urinary system.
SCI.2.2.8	Describes the anatomy and physiology of both the male and female
reproductive system.
SCI.2.2.9	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular and
hematologic systems.
SCI.2.2.10	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the integumentary system.
SCI.2.2.11	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the endocrine system.
SCI.2.2.12	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system.
SCI.2.2.13	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system.
SCI.2.2.14	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the immune and lymphatic
systems.
SCI.2.2.15	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the auditory system.
SCI.2.2.16	Describes the anatomy and physiology of the mouth.
SCI.2.2.17	Describes the structure and function of cells, tissues, organs, and systems
in the human body.
SCI.2.3	Differentiates among the causes of disease in organisms, such as intrinsic failures
of the system or infection by other organisms.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.2.3.1	Explains why standard/universal precautions are used when handling
bodily fluids that can transmit diseases.
SCI.2.3.2	Identifies viruses and the types of microorganisms, such as bacteria
(including rickettsiae), fungi, and protozoa, that cause diseases and the
symptoms of those diseases.
SCI.2.3.3	Explains how the spread of disease among people and other organisms can
lead to epidemics.
SCI.2.3.4	Describes diseases and/or disorders of the ocular system.
SCI.2.3.5	Describes diseases and/or disorders of the gastrointestinal system.
SCI.2.3.6	Describes diseases and/or disorders of the musculoskeletal system.
SCI.2.3.7	Describes disorders of the female reproductive system.
SCI.2.3.8	Describes diseases and/or disorders of the cardiovascular and hematologic
systems.
SCI.2.3.9	Describes disorders of the endocrine system.
SCI.2.3.10	Describes diseases and/or disorders of the nervous system.
SCI.2.3.11	Describes how (barrier) precautions can prevent the transmission of
diseases.
SCI.2.3.12	Describes diseases and/or disorders of the mouth.
SCI.2.3.13	Describes diseases and/or disorders of the respiratory system.
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2. Life Science – Structure and Function of Organisms

SCI.2.3.14	Describes the causes and symptoms of allergic reactions and
envenomations.
SCI.2.3.15	Describes diseases and/or disorders of the urinary/renal system.

3. Life Science – Ecology

SCI.3.1	Explains how the behavior of individual organisms is influenced by the
surrounding environment.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.3.1.1	Explains how the surrounding environment, such as the presence of sugar,
affects the life and activity levels of plaque-causing bacteria which live in
the mouth.
SCI.3.3	Describes ways in which organisms interact.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.3.3.1	Describes the chain of infection between one host, the parasite, and
another host.

4. Physical Science – Electricity and Magnetism

SCI.4.1	Explains basic electrical concepts, including basic circuit organization and
electrical safety.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.4.1.1	Explains the hazards of electric shock when working with an automated
external defibrillator (AED).
SCI.4.1.2	Recognizes hazardous electrical situations (for example, wires that are
exposed, frayed, or damaged, used near water sources, or those that are
not grounded).

5. Physical Science – Waves and Energy

SCI.5.1	Differentiates among the bands of the electromagnetic spectrum, such as radio
waves, microwaves, infrared radiation, visible light, ultraviolet radiation, or x-
Industry	Health Care
SCI.5.1.1	Describes the visible light band and the bands adjacent to it (infrared,
ultraviolet) of the electromagnetic spectrum.
SCI.5.3	Analyzes the characteristic behaviors of waves, such as reflection, refraction,
transmission, and interference.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.5.3.1	Explains the refraction of light in the human eye and optical lenses in
terms of Snell's Law and the index of refraction.
SCI.5.3.2	Explains how light refracts through spherical lenses, optical prisms, or
cylinders, such as eyeglasses.
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5. Physical Science – Waves and Energy

SCI.5.4	Describes the dual nature of light as both a particle and a wave.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.5.4.1	Explains the theories of light used in opticianry.
SCI.5.5	Describes the relationships among kinetic energy, potential energy, momentum,
and mechanical efficiency.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.5.5.1	Explains Newton's laws, the law of conservation of energy, and the
mathematical definition of kinetic energy, and how these concepts can be
used to understand the forces in a traumatic incident.

6. Physical Science – Force and Motion

SCI.6.1	Evaluates the effects of balanced and unbalanced forces, such as linear or
rotational forces, on an object’s motion.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.6.1.1	Explains the role of balanced and unbalanced forces when moving human
bodies, such as for lifting or transferring patients, or when planning
ergonomic workstations.

7. Physical Science – Physical Properties of Materials

SCI.7.1	Analyzes the physical and/or mechanical properties of materials.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.7.1.1	Describes the physical and mechanical properties, such as refractive index
and hardness, of lens materials.
SCI.7.1.2	Describes the physical and mechanical properties, such as heat capacity,
density, and hardness, of eyeglass frame materials.
SCI.7.1.3	Explains how the physical properties of gypsum affect the physical
properties of dental models.
SCI.7.4	Compares the properties of mixtures and solutions, such as saturation,
concentration, or solubility.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.7.4.1	Explains why a type of additive, such as an anticoagulant, a clot activator,
or thixotropic gel, is used in blood collection.
SCI.7.4.2	Identifies chemicals, such as proteins and sugars, that may be found in
urine specimens.
SCI.7.4.3	Distinguishes among and explains how to prepare different kinds of
mixtures (for example, emulsions, suspensions, and solutions of various
concentrations).
SCI.7.4.4	Describes ways to prevent interference, such as that due to
contamination, in clinical analysis of blood constituents.
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8. Physical Science – Chemical Properties of Materials

SCI.8.1	Analyzes the chemical properties of materials.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.8.1.1	Explains the relationship among emulsifiers, hydrophilic substances and
hydrophobic substances.
SCI.8.1.2	Explains why drug incompatibilities are organized into three
classifications, providing examples of each.
SCI.8.1.3	Describes the chemical properties, such as the composition of the crystal
and the crystallization process, of gypsum materials.
SCI.8.1.4	Describes the chemical properties of arterial blood, venous blood, and
capillary blood.
SCI.8.1.5	Describes the chemical properties of substances used in dentistry (for
example, amalgams, bonding systems, resins, and cavity lining agents).
SCI.8.2	Explains what is required for combustion.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.8.2.1	Explains methods for extinguishing or preventing fires, including what is
required for combustion.
SCI.8.3	Describes the basic principles of chemical reactions, such as reactants and
products.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.8.3.1	Describes the chemical effects of bonding agents on teeth.
SCI.8.5	Analyzes the properties of acids and bases.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.8.5.1	Describes the effect of plaque-produced acids on tooth enamel.
SCI.8.5.2	Describes the effect of changes in body systems on the pH of urine.

9. Physical Science – Atoms and Molecules

SCI.9.2	Identifies elements and their symbols.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.9.2.1	Identifies common elemental symbols used in pharmaceutical drugs and
prescriptions.
SCI.9.3	Describes how bonding occurs in compounds, such as molecules or crystals.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.9.3.1	Identifies common molecular formulas used in pharmaceutical drugs and
prescriptions.
SCI.9.3.2	Describes how fluorine alters the composition of the enamel crystal.
SCI.9.4	Describes the effects of radiation on living cells.
Industry	Health Care
SCI.9.4.1	Explains the effects of radiation on the human body.
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9. Physical Science – Atoms and Molecules

SCI.9.4.2	Describes how radiation spreads from the source and how the use of
appropriate shields, such as lead aprons, limits exposure.
Monday, November 10, 2014	Page 14 of 14

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REVISED_ATTACHMENT_J-1_(Cost_Detail).docx	DOCX document	Nov 25, 2015
Amendment_3.pdf	PDF	Oct 27, 2015
ATTACHMENT_J-2_(Statement_of_Financial_Capability).docx	DOCX document	Oct 26, 2015
ATTACHMENT_J-1_(Student_Per_Day_Cost).docx	DOCX document	Oct 26, 2015
Job_Corps__Foundation_Course_Curriculum_for_the_Health_Care_Industry.pdf	PDF	Oct 26, 2015
List_of_All_Subject_Standards_for_Health_Care.pdf	PDF	Oct 26, 2015
A_Guide_to_Standards-based_Instruction_in_Job_Corps.pdf	PDF	Oct 26, 2015
ATTACHMENT_J-1_(Cost_Detail).docx	DOCX document	Oct 26, 2015
ATTACHMENT_J-1_(Indirect_Cost).docx	DOCX document	Oct 26, 2015
Amendment_2.pdf	PDF	Oct 26, 2015
ATTACHMENT_J-7_(Past_Performance_Questionnaire).docx	DOCX document	Oct 26, 2015
ATTACHMENT_J-1_(Fringe_Benefits).docx	DOCX document	Oct 26, 2015
ATTACHMENT_J-3_(Financial_Display_by_Year).docx	DOCX document	Oct 26, 2015
ATTACHMENT_J-6_(Subcontracting_Plan_Summary_Sheet).docx	DOCX document	Oct 26, 2015
Standards-based_Education_ _Training_Implementation_Guide.pdf	PDF	Oct 26, 2015
ATTACHMENT_J-8_(Statement_ _Acknowledgment).docx	DOCX document	Oct 26, 2015
Amendment_1.pdf	PDF	Oct 19, 2015
Sign-in_Sheet.pdf	PDF	Oct 19, 2015
GSA_Vehicles.xls	XLS spreadsheet	Oct 13, 2015
Master_Itemized_Property_Report.pdf	PDF	Oct 5, 2015
National_Staff_Compensation_Table.pdf	PDF	Oct 5, 2015
Utilities_and_Fuel_Usage.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Oct 5, 2015
Facility_Planning_Report_(Vol._1).pdf	PDF	Oct 5, 2015
Inventory_Estimate.docx	DOCX document	Oct 5, 2015
Facility_Planning_Report_(Vol._2).pdf	PDF	Oct 5, 2015
Solicitation_(RFP).docx	DOCX document	Sep 22, 2015

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